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Nvidia Heiress's S. Korea AI Summit Scrapped
9 Nov
Summary
- Madison Huang's AI summit appearance was unexpectedly cancelled.
- A senior government official also withdrew from the AI event.
- Company executives faced difficult questions amid the disruption.
Madison Huang, daughter of Nvidia Corp. co-founder Jensen Huang, was scheduled to highlight deepening ties with South Korea's AI sector. However, her planned appearance on Monday was cancelled. This disruption extended to a senior government official who also withdrew from the event.
Nvidia executives present at the event found themselves fielding difficult questions from attendees and media. The abrupt cancellations cast an uncertain shadow over the intended showcase of collaboration between Nvidia and prominent South Korean artificial intelligence companies.
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